Crossman Engineering has moved from premises at Grove Technology Park, to occupy approximately 6,000 square feet of high bay, research and development space at Culham Science Centre, Abingdon. Crossman are specialists on sheet metal fabrications and the welding of various metals. The move was driven by a need to expand and also a desire for closer proximity to their parent company, Reaction Engines Ltd.
Crossman Engineering has moved from premises at Grove Technology Park, to occupy approximately 6,000 square feet of high bay, research and development space at Culham Science Centre, Abingdon. Crossman are specialists on sheet metal fabrications and the welding of various metals. The move was driven by a need to expand and also a desire for closer proximity to their parent company, Reaction Engines Ltd.
Reaction Engines (REL) has been at the forefront of the development of technologies for reusable spaceplanes for over 20 years. REL is both expert and experienced in space transformation. In particular, REL is a world authority on heat exchanger technology for the engines of advanced reusable space launchers.
Gordon Harrison of Crossman Engineering commented: “This strategic move in to larger more flexible accommodation supports Reaction Engines testing facility and will enable us to expand our current activities over the next 12 months”.
Emma Jewson, of Kemp & Kemp Property Consultants, Letting Agents for Culham Science Centre said
Culham Science Centre.
is an established research and science park renowned for leading edge fusion and energy research. The site is home to a wide range of science and non-science occupiers including those in power solutions and bio science. As well as enabling Crossman to work more efficiently by being close to its parent company’s research base and testing facility they will benefit from access to the wide range of amenities including conference facilities, restaurant, day care nursery and the ability to engage with like-minded businesses.
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